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"Happy Little Bees” Uniformed Group Oath Ceremony
2026-02-04

On the eve of the Christmas holiday, the members of the “Happy Little Bees” team officially took their oath of joining, in the presence of their parents and teachers, pledging to love their parents, friends, and nature. After the ceremony, they planted strawberry seeds together with their parents. The vice principal expressed the hope that this activity would help the team members put their commitment to caring for nature into practice.

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Congratulations to K3 student Fung Man Hei on winning the championship again! 🏆
2025-11-01

Man Hei's outstanding performance this year stems not only from his love of Taekwondo and the meticulous guidance of his coach, but also from the invaluable support, affirmation, and companionship of his parents.

This support goes beyond verbal encouragement; it includes post-competition discussions, where they specifically point out areas for improvement and encourage him to continue striving.

Step by step, Man Hei's path to victory is reminiscent of the story of "Footprints in the Sand." With his parents and coach always by his side, we wish Man Hei continued success and even greater achievements in his future Taekwondo journey!

Once again, thank you, Jacky Sir, for your guidance. We are grateful to our Heavenly Father for bringing us together.

Nature Parent-Child Play Day
2025-10-20

On October 19th, our school's Vice Principal, along with parents and children, participated in the "Nature Play Party," a community project organized by the social enterprise "Yumu." Everyone enjoyed the soothing effects of nature at Tuen Mun Town Park, strengthening their bodies, minds, and spirits.

 

 

The 1st Hong Kong Kindergarten Track and Field Games
2025-10-20

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the New Territories School heads Association and to welcome the 15th National Games of the People's Republic of China, the New Territories School heads Association held the 1st Hong Kong Kindergarten Track and Field Games on October 15th of this year. Our school was honored to be a part of this event.

That morning, the children gathered at the kindergarten at 7:15 pm and were taken to the Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground by bus. Imagine the children's excitement at representing their school in the inaugural Hong Kong Kindergarten Athletics Meet, competing alongside over 600 other children from across Hong Kong at this state-of-the-art stadium, which opened on March 7th this year and boasts multiple IAAF-certified world-class running tracks and a capacity of 5,000 spectators. We would like to express our special thanks to all the parents who accompanied us today, sharing this precious experience with our children in the sunshine.

Tin Yue Baptist Church Neighbourhood Elderly Centre visited our school
2025-10-20

On October 10th of this year, the grandparents from the Tin Yue Baptist Church Neighbourhood Elderly Centre brought their African drums to the kindergarten and spent an afternoon playing with the K3 full-day class. The elders drummed with energy, and the children danced to the beat. In that moment, age disregarded the boundaries of family life, filled with joy and laughter. The elders' actions showed us that they are more energetic than we might imagine!

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Reflections on the "The Tin King Family Celebrates Mid-Autumn Festival" Event
2025-10-09

The Mid-Autumn Festival is a significant traditional Chinese festival, symbolizing family reunions, harvest celebrations, and a sense of longing.

This year's Mid-Autumn Festival night was particularly special, not only welcoming the year's first "supermoon" but also coinciding with the "Harvest Moon," which occurs every three years in October. While the Harvest Moon typically appears in September, it shifts to October approximately every three to five years. This was the case in 2025, marking the first time the Harvest Moon has returned to October since 2020, with the next occurrence not expected until 2028.

The so-called "Harvest Moon" refers to the full moon closest to the autumnal equinox. In ancient times, farmers would use the bright moonlight on this night to continue their harvest work. Consequently, both Eastern and Western cultures celebrate the full moon of the autumnal equinox, viewing it as a time to express gratitude for the harvest and share the fruits of their labor, embodying a profound spirit of gratitude and sharing.

During this past Mid-Autumn Festival night, we held the "Tian Jing Family Celebrates Mid-Autumn Festival" event. At the event, we not only saw many familiar faces but also welcomed many newly registered students, parents, and enthusiastic neighbors. This video was edited for us by Mr. Wong Tai-wai, Chairman of the Incorporated Owners of Siu Pong Court. We are now witnessing the fruitful results of over 30 years of hard work. Thank God.

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